For centuries, people of faith have longed for the coming of the Kingdom of God and the promise of a Messiah. But where did these powerful ideas begin, and how did they take root in history?

The Historical Roots of the Kingdom of God offers a clear and compelling exploration of biblical history and Jewish traditions that have shaped the concept of the Kingdom and the expectation of a coming Son of God. From the earliest moments of divine preparation to Israel’s covenant identity, priestly reinterpretations, and the struggles of exile, this concise yet profound work traces how hope for God’s reign and messianic deliverance grew stronger over the centuries—until the stage was set for Jesus’ revolutionary proclamation.

Inside you will discover:

• The origins of the Kingdom ideal in Israel’s covenant and kingship traditions.
• How exile and empire intensified humanity’s longing for divine sovereignty.
• The rise of messianic expectation in the prophetic and apocalyptic writings.
• The historical background that illuminates Jesus’ gospel of the Kingdom of God.

Accessible, insightful, and deeply relevant, this book shows how an ancient divine mission quietly prepared humanity for the coming of the Son of God—and how the Kingdom vision grew from a promise into a living reality.

Written as a companion to The Kingdom of God: How to Live and Build the Kingdom Jesus Taught, this work provides the historical and cultural context that helps readers understand the foundation of Jesus’ message—and grasp what He was challenging when He announced the good news of the Kingdom. Whether you are exploring Christian origins, Jewish history, or the ongoing significance of Jesus’ teachings, The Historical Roots of the Kingdom of God will deepen your understanding and awaken a renewed sense of spiritual purpose.

Add to cart today and uncover the fascinating story behind the most transformative spiritual vision in human history—a vision that continues to shape faith, purpose, and the destiny of our world.